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==Lab Overview== | |||
Muscle development. Development and differentiation of muscle fibres and fibre types. Students look at a series of images of muscle sections that have been stained to show the different fibre types throughout development and I ask a series of questions concerning differentiation and conversion and they think about it in groups and we discuss their responses. Then we look at a series of images from a mouse that expresses a transgene that influences fibre type choice and we discuss what has happened using the same structure. | Muscle development. Development and differentiation of muscle fibres and fibre types. Students look at a series of images of muscle sections that have been stained to show the different fibre types throughout development and I ask a series of questions concerning differentiation and conversion and they think about it in groups and we discuss their responses. Then we look at a series of images from a mouse that expresses a transgene that influences fibre type choice and we discuss what has happened using the same structure. | ||
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Laboratory Notice - Steve Palmer
This online lab page will contain the content required when attending the practical. Currently this page is only a template and will be updated before the practical (this notice removed when completed).
Lab Overview
Muscle development. Development and differentiation of muscle fibres and fibre types. Students look at a series of images of muscle sections that have been stained to show the different fibre types throughout development and I ask a series of questions concerning differentiation and conversion and they think about it in groups and we discuss their responses. Then we look at a series of images from a mouse that expresses a transgene that influences fibre type choice and we discuss what has happened using the same structure.
